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  • #57738
    Brajesh Singh
    Participant

    this is not a problem.

    Please remove/delete the older one (you had renamed) and go again to plugins.activate the new one.

    btw ,there will be a small information saying buddypress v 1.1.3 on the plugins page,you may look for that

    Edit:This is my reply for your previous post about redundancy,I just found your new post too.

    #57737
    carinallc
    Participant

    Fatal error: Cannot redeclare bp_activity_install() (previously declared in /home/content/66/4913966/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity.php:19) in /home/content/66/4913966/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity.php on line 52

    #57736
    carinallc
    Participant

    Ok, this is weird.

    1. Even though the activatio failed, I see the BuddyPress admin section in the left-column of wp-admin (General Settings, Component Setup, etc.)

    2. I have (2) BuddyPress plugins listed. One was showing as Active, the other as Deactivated. I deactivated the one that was showing as Active.

    Now, I have (2) BuddyPress plugins listed, both deactivated. Not sure how this happened. What should I do?

    #57735
    Brajesh Singh
    Participant

    is buddypress 1.1.3 or any prior version is in mu-plugins dir.

    It will be better ,if you can post the complete error.

    like unable to declare in /home/myaccount/whatever/wp-content/plugin/bp-activity style.

    #57734
    carinallc
    Participant

    Thanks for the replies. I did as you both suggested:

    Deactivated ALL plugins

    Renamed the BuddyPress folder old_buddypress

    Copied back my prior BuddyPress folder

    Ran the upgrade (which was successful)

    Activated BuddyPress

    Got the same error message. All other plugins are still deactivated.

    Running WPMU 2.8.6

    #57733
    Brajesh Singh
    Participant

    Well,I had seen this issue so many times,so I experimented.

    If your plugin is activated sitewide(which is almost true in case of buddypress) ,It is going to give you at least one such error(try with other sitewide activated plugins by upgrading them).

    So this is not an issue with the buddypress but the problem is with the updating/activation of site wide activated plugins in wpmu as far as I see.

    Easy work around(if you don’t want to see this problem)

    1.Login to dashboard

    2.deactivate buddypress

    3.upgrade buddypress

    4.Activate again

    You will never find this problem again.

    #57730
    Meerblickzimmer
    Participant

    Get the same and my “workaround” are (because i get a white-screen on /wp-admin):

    – rename buddypress-folder under /plugins

    – login on wp-admin

    – go to “Plugins” and the buddypress-plugin deactivated automatic

    – rename buddypress-folder under /plugins to the old one

    – activate the plugin

    And all works fine now.

    Maybe it helps.

    Greetings. M

    #57718
    David Lewis
    Participant

    So you’re considering forking BuddyPress?

    #57714

    Hi Svenl77,

    You only need to install it from WPMU admin page. Click plugin > install plugin > insert keyword gigya > click gigya toolbar > install > done.

    I am hopeful this will help.

    Jazz regards.

    #57707
    Sven Lehnert
    Participant

    hi swingJazz,

    I sow you are using http://www.gigya.com/.

    I want to know how is it working with buddypress.

    Please give me a feedback.

    #57699
    Xevo
    Participant

    I believe this project came to a halt 3 months ago. I’m planning on releasing a few cool buddypress themes soon, so sit tight. :)

    @ illwill79: If you need help with something, pm me.

    #57691
    Kate
    Participant

    Awesome guys… thanks for the replies. Now I feel stupid having asked… but glad to know it’s not hard. :) Thanks again!

    #57689
    David Lewis
    Participant

    I looked into Elgg for a few weeks a while ago. My conclusion? Well… you know what they say… if you don’t have anything good to say… don’t say anything at all. But I guess that’s saying something :) LOL.

    As others have said… just turn off blogging and hide the “Blogs” menu item. Simple.

    #57687
    David Lewis
    Participant

    A few quick thoughts and comments…

    1. People use Facebook, YouTube etc. for one reason… volume… millions of “eyeballs” and astronomical amounts of content. It helps that they are a joy to use. Usability is paramount for user adoption.

    2. Don’t lock yourself in a closet for 5 years trying to build the perfect solution and unleash it all at once. Who knows where the web will be in 5 years. That’s a lifetime in “web years”. Start small and constantly tweak and evolve.

    3. You COULD use WordPress, BuddyPress… but at a certain point I would think you’d get into a square peg / round hole scenario. If you’re really trying to do something new and cool, and you have the funding, build it from the ground up… probably in either PHP of Ruby.

    #57685

    In reply to: Activity Commenting

    stwc
    Participant

    What about a twitter-like function that with a @username the person gets an email and my message occurs in his/her activity… Just dreaming, but woulöd be GREAT :-)

    I put in a feature request ticket for this a while back.

    #57679
    Ron Rennick
    Participant

    If you deactivate buddypress, do your permalinks work?

    #57663
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster

    I read that back in March there had been some talk of BuddyPress for standard WP. But, I guess that didn't pan out. Otherwise, I suppose that may have been a better choice.

    It hasn’t happened yet. Once WordPress and WordPress MU merge, then BuddyPress won’t be far behind.

    #57661
    Brajesh Singh
    Participant

    obviously yes.Just turnoff the blogging and let the users register for the username only.So you have all the features except the blogging there.

    and as far as server requirement is concerned,when blogging is turned off,the database size is small enough for your server and load is just ok ok.

    Again,this is what I think with my experiences, and I think,wpmu+buddypress is best suited for your need(better than elgg ,as the wp community is much more versatile than the limited options available with elgg).

    #57657
    Kim Gjerstad
    Participant

    Hello all,

    My setup:

    1. I’ve upgraded last week my MU from 2.8.5 to 2.8.6.

    2. Buddypress is version 1.1.2.

    I have a similar issue with user slugs that have a blank space converted to a dash in them.

    For example, this does not work:

    http://centres-sociaux.fr/members/dominique-garet/

    When I activate the compability mode, the new slug doesn’t work either:

    http://centres-sociaux.fr/members/dominique garet/

    Yet, with or without compability mode, alpha character slugs work just fine, like this:

    http://centres-sociaux.fr/members/kgjerstad/

    I also changed the user_nicename in wp_users to see if that had any effect, but it also failed to fix the issue:

    http://centres-sociaux.fr/members/dgaret/

    Any tips, or hints, would be greatly appreciated.

    PS. This is my first posting in the forums, so I take the opportunity to show my appreciation to this lively community and to the great features BP offers. Longlive the Open source communities!

    #57655
    Paul Wong-Gibbs
    Keymaster
    #57644
    Michael Berra
    Participant

    I believe with the new activity-stream coming up, there would be a very new and very interactive approach for posting into forum-topics… The question is, if it is possible (and if Andy wants to do this) that activity-comments are also forum comments/answers (or in other cases blog-article-comments etc). See this thread about activity-streams for more info:

    https://buddypress.org/forums/topic/activity-commenting#post-29956

    Ps: And leave your thoughts/feedback :-)

    #57643
    abcde666
    Participant

    Please also see the suggestion of changing the “layout” and “navigation” for the specific “Group Forum”:

    https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/1396

    #57641
    abcde666
    Participant

    yeah, the “Forum” / “Forums” and posting is very confusing. I guess this way the Forums will be under-utilized by users, although a Discussion-Forum is one of the most important features for a Social-Networking website.

    When you come to the point of having the need to explain the average user how your website works, then the website is crap and will never get any users signing-up. I saw many BP-websites which have videos in order to explain the use of the website.

    Keep things as simple as possible, so that a user will understand how to navigate your website without having the need of watching 5 videos at which you explain how to navigate.

    I would suggest to re-design the Forums-page in order to make it easier for users to understand how Group-Forums work and also make the posting-process a lot easier.

    see this:

    https://trac.buddypress.org/attachment/ticket/1389/sketch_2.gif

    from the concept a little similar to this:

    http://vancouver.en.craigslist.org/forums/?forumID=6

    #57635
    lambwarren
    Participant

    I’m intrigued by the linking of forums to groups. But I think the main issue is whether people will understand without instruction. I know I didn’t get it at first. Right now you can click Forums in 2 ways, one through the main link and one through the group link. Both do different things, meaning that what happens when you click Forums (same word, different locations) depends on what “mode” you’re in (group or non-group). Confusing.

    Maybe on the forum page a button for posting a new topic could lead them through the group finding/creation process?

    Gotta say, though. BuddyPress is really pretty.

    #57630
    Brajesh Singh
    Participant

    have a look at this plugin.

    It should be helpful

    https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-profile-filters-for-buddypress/

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